To lose sleep over something or somebody, To worry so much about someone or something that it affects your sleep., To sleep it off, To let something go. Avoid something undesirable., To pull an all-nighter, To stay awake all night, usually to study or work., To sleep on something, To postpone a decision until you have had time to think about it., To sleep like a baby, To sleep very well and peacefully., To be able to do something in one’s sleep, To be able to do something very easily because you have practiced it many times., To be sleeping on the job, To do your job carelessly or fail to pay attention to your responsibilities., To hit the sack, To go to bed., To get up on the wrong side of the bed, To wake up in a bad mood., To sleep in, To stay in bed longer than usual in the morning., Sleep tight, A friendly expression used to wish someone a good night's sleep., To oversleep, To wake up later than intended or later than necessary., To put someone to sleep, To make someone fall asleep; it can also mean to bore someone so much that they lose interest., To not sleep a wink, To be unable to sleep at all., To be sleeping at the wheel, To fail to pay attention while driving, especially because of tiredness., To let sleeping dogs lie, To avoid interfering in a situation that could cause problems if disturbed., To sleep like a top, To sleep very deeply and peacefully., Forty winks, A short nap or brief period of sleep., To nod off, To fall asleep unintentionally, usually for a short time., To sleep with one eye open, To remain alert and cautious because you do not fully trust a person or situation.

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